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LUMP SCREENED tmsnjpsmm $4 PER TON For Summer Delivery. Place your orders now-»»don*t delay. This is the Best Quality Screened Coal for family use—to be delivered during the summer —not later~at $4 per ton. BROMFIELD FUEL COi¥§PAiyY Ice and Sawed Wood for sale. PHONE 60. Republican BANDS AN Delegations f vania and Hand—^Vic< Great Intei Chicago, Ji £gations arri eral of the n companied b] and "favorite Chicago the r cr and noisy essentioal a i litical gather The delega York, Penns; confident ent gation was fitrative loya' *\Iost of the are from th are members interest of S< quarters wei porters fron phia contin marchers, 85 and will add acclaim. Ohio The Ohio the happiest confident in that nothinj nojninaticn first ballot. The Nr The arriv: nation in a ■with special tions by Go no circumst nomination 1 that his pof presidency n the ’ael€?:atc: constituents the effect o tention upon especially w tude to be Tice preside: R. Shermai the men po; nection wifi ticket Is am ])resence is to the move| CN'ew York Tiold a rauci Eituation Wil The Pcnr Ibcen provld ■h'*adquarter Fine Arts auditorium moved to •Senator Ki carry on a The det' <‘a.rfy on 1' lines” is plans of 11 that are Or anothoi than Mr. "Xearly are expect] “Mob day. arrivals aj see the and viFit« "be called man llarrj ’Elay. Vice The vi( occupyintrj vention are here, their first placo siti| T.’ith non' feet that •hut little distant of| proposal open arei fought foi bidders, i supporter; Imnnensel: ceedinsr=; the indivil ed part iij There tioned in| that a po] Ter a mos| problem. Membe! ore restii of the p^ cat many! pose of t| places oi conventiol Snmmary of a Week’s News of tbe Worli CULLED FOR BUSY READERS Condensation of Ttelegraphlc Dis patches for the Ready Perusal of Those Too Busy to Read the Longer Accounts. After a session of 160 days fhe first legilasture of Oklahoma has adjouru- »d sine die. The Aero Club of California, the first organization of this kind in the state, was formed at Los Angeles. The clul) has twenty-five charter members, A committee of the council of the empire, by a vote of 27 to 14, adopt ed the proposals for the construction of the Amur railway, as passed by the Russian duma. As a result of several conferences between President Roosevelt, Sec. Taft and General Bell, chief of staff of the army, it has been decided not to ■withdraw any of the United States troops from Cuba at the present time. District Attorney John F. Clarke, of Brooklyn, will sail for Italy on I June Cth to study the Italian criminal where he grows. Mr. Clarke will be accompanied by Francis L*. Corrao, one of his assistants, who was born In Italy. President J. T. Harahan, of the Illlnoise Central, has sailed for Europe on a trip which, according to reports, is intended, at least in part, to hring about friendlier relations between the Illinois Central management and some of its frtockholders, amon^ whom an anti-Hfi-rriman campaign was waged during the oantest over the last an nual election. In a four-handed lawn tennis match at Queen’s Club, Eustace H. Miles and V. H. Pennell, the English play-1 ers, vanquished Jay Gould and Chas. E. Sands, of New York, 3 sets to 2. The Americans took the first two sets. A New York dispatch says that Rev. X. Ward Brigham, pastor of All Souls’ TJniversalist church of Flatbusli, has refused an increase in salary. It is said the increase will be made In spite of the protest. The syndicate w'hich is arranging for the visit to Australia of "Tommy” Burns, the heavyweight pugilist, has deposited $10,000 to bind the match "between Burns and Lang, the Aus tralian boxer. The fight Is to take place at Sydney, Australia, in August. Four Men Killed by Explosion. Lisbon, O., May 28.—'In a mine ex plosion at Salinesville, near here, three men were killed outright, and one man was killed by a falling pipe after he had been dragged out of the mine by the rescuers. Dynamiters wrecked the big pipe that conveys water from the Bonita mountains, in New Mexico, to Garrl- Eozo, N. M., W'here all the engines of the El Faso and Southewestern rail- w'ay system are supplied. This pipe line, which diverts the entire water supply of the Bonita river, cost about one million dollars. the Ten persons have died from excessive heat In Pittsburg, Pa. In fighting the Aldrich bill Senator LaFollette held the floor over twelve tours. An issue of $12,750,000 It 4% per cent sinking fund 1x>nds of tfie Nation al Railways of Mexico Is announced. The bonds will run for fifty years. Peru is negotiating for the pur chase of the Italian third-class protec-t ed cruiser Pumlla, which It Is desired to convert into a naval school ship. TOMORROW! crrk for the last chance—the last day to be the best ^ \jCLZLlriZClym of all. Only a few more hours of this the Greatest of Great Sales at T. W. Whitmire’s. Bargains beyond any ever known in Brevard before, for every re maining lot is to be closed out at next to no price at all. THE END COMES at 11 O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT The last scene in the last act of this never-to-be-forgotten Tragedy of Prices will occur at the hour of 11 o’clock Saturday night, preceded by daring feats of underselling to dazzle and delight you. Price Wonders that “Beggar 'Description, and Stagger Belief will Prevail-=-REA'D Tomorrow is your last chance to dress at these astonishing low prices. At tl» annual meeting of the Atlan- Jaota» ^rmingham and Atlantic Bur geons, ^ Brunswick, Ga., Atlanta was eelccted.for the 1009 sessio-n. Perwrnal telegrams from Denver, CelOv,*^ C. 0. Johnson, of Atlanta. Oft., euBOunoe the d-eath of R. J. Mur phy, for years a resident and a widely kt2/7wn cigar and tobaco dealer. A* "Wage scale operative until March Jl, 1909, affecting about 40,000 miners In the Pittsburg district, has been signed. The agreement Is the same as the one In force two years ajo. Walter Satterlee, the artist, died at his home In New York city, after a week’s illness. Mr. Satterlee Tvas sixty-five years old. The crop damage throughout north west Missouri resulting from contin ued rains Is heavy. Much corn ha? been w'ashed out or has rotted. The Greek steamer Lamyron. bound for Copenhagen, has been wrecked on the rocks three miles from Cape Fln- Istere. The crew was rescued by an- pther hark. James Hart, a negro, on trial for the murder of Sergeant Oscar Gat ling, of Fort Barrancas, Fla., was found guilty in the federal court of manslaughter. The jury was out 12 hours. Mrs. Mery Hln-ton, formerly of Lon don, England, once a frequent con tributor to English and American mag azines , committed suicide at -her home in Washington, D, C., by asphyxia tion, It is said. She was fifty-three years of age. Th« BritlEh punitive expedition ha*» ended its campaign agaiast the war ring Mohmand tribesmen, and on Sun day Major General Willcocks will re turn to Indian territory and demobil ize his forces. The cemented vestibule floor of the Lithuanian churcih of Our Lady o! Vilna in Chicago gave way as a large congregation wfts leaving. Thirty per sons were thrown Into the basement and a panic resulted. None, however, suffered worse injuries than cuts and bruises. There is more Catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be in curable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by continually failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it in curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu tional cure on the market. It is tak en internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on tlie blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ca.^e it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address; F. J. Cheney & Co., To ledo, Ohio, Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take HalPs Family Pills for con stipation. UNIVERSITY COLLiaE OF MEDICINE STUART McGUIRE. M. D , PdESlDtNT. SUITS Men’s Suits of Clothes in dressy mingle and mixed effects. They come in single or double breasted styles. Grandest values to be had in the state—former price $10.50 ; our price $4.98 REMEMBER. We carry the finest line of soft, stiff and Panama Hats (.you should see them) which we are offer-1 ing to the people at about half price. (Signed) T. W. WHITMIRE Southern Stock and Farming Co DONT ORDER—0. DOYLE. This College conforms to the Standards fixed by law for Medic&l Education. Send for Bulletin No. 11, which tells about it. Three free catalogues—Specify Department, m MEDICINE - DENTISTRY - PH ARM ACYR Chamberlain’s Never fails. Buy it now. It may save lif^ Garden Plows Dixie Boy Plows Disc Harrows Smoothing Harrows Corn Planters 2, 3,4-Foot Cultivators Weeders $9.50, $9.00, $7.00 Fertilizer $1.60, $2, $3, $4 Main Seed Potatoes Burpee’s Garden and Flower Seeds Wood’s Grass Seeds Buggies, $40 to $75 Harness Horse Collars Fence Barb Wire Plain Twisted Wire Axes Picks Shovels Forks Rakes Briar Cutter (blades) Cow Chains Trace Chains Saws Hoes Lawn Mowers Garbage Cans Screws Roof Paint Stock Food Wagon Grease Manure Spreader Fresh Vegetables DON’T ORDER—C. DOYLE.
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